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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-24
Out q, Powder.

WAsmSGToS, March 9o--The powder left
over from tho late war has been exhausted.
and the Ordnance Department Is without
funds 20 purchase q fresh supply with
which 20 fire salutes morning aud evening
at military stations. Consequently ali
such Riddy performances will be- sus.
pended except az the Military Academy,
Fortress Monroe aud Fort I,eavcnworth.
This Will doubtless break many military
hearts. The Marine Band will probably
atm fO0t
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The rssdl, Ca. wh..l,

OMAN March i7.--JOhn Prossnsr. s,a.
tlon agent ~ Edgar, Ncb., on the ~, Joe
and Grand Island railroad. has lost two
sons iu one week ~ tie fatal csr-tvheeis
BOth were brakemeu Five days ago
Charles the elder, was run over aud killed
a. sutton, Neb.r snd to-day William feli
under the wheels a. Hansen. Neb. and ia
'wo hours died
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The Grant Memorial Fu.s.

NEw YOHE, March 17.-Slnee the death
OF eN-Presidcnt Arthur the position %
President OF the Grant Memorial Fund ~
soeiaiion- which was held BY him, has
becn vacant, II will probably BE- Blled a.
inc next meeting of tho association Tho
fund has been increased by a contribution
oi four Hiekels during the week, and now
amounts % ti25. .s35 ~
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Another Ihroe.pnr.c.ni. Call.

WAsnINoroS, March Ill In expected
thata call for tl0,OoOOoo threc-per cent.
bonds will be made i'm a few days 10 mature
May ]. Tho amount 0f these bonds now
subject 10 call IL 90, $3.50 There arc
s5,dO,eco Of past due throes still outs,and-
ing. There are also outstanding so,O2p. 21O
in bonds OF the i4ith call, which will ma.
turc April !. The total rcdcmptions under
the open calls TO date amount to s31il go.
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FOUGHT THE FIGHTERS.
scenes NJ . Mesican Hall right Not pow.
On the Programmes.

sAS RsrArn, Mrx, March IA ball
hight took place here yesterday In the pres
ence OF fully D.oo people. none Of whom
had paid less than a. FOR n seat or standing
room. The bulls refused 20 nght and iinai-
~ the spectators burst into the ring and
made an indscriminatc attack upon tho
bulls aud tho lighters with chairs aud
other convenient missiles. Tho troops
were called upon 10 suppress tho rio, aud
several times were compelled To charge
The crowd with drawn sabcrs before the
maddcned people would dcsist from their
attack upon tho bull nghler~. The people
resisted tho soldiers and large numbers OF
~rreatcd
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Girl uo,,lblv e,,n.a

LATATErrE, ISD., March II Alice Jones,
aged eighteen, domestic in city res
taurant, was probably fatally burned to
day, her clothing igniting from the range.
She - still alive this evening Joseph
fetuti In bis efforts - save her life, had
both hands badly burned. The flesh on tho
unfortunate girls back was literally r1ast-
ed, and hung Ia shreds
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PIrTsBuEGn, Pa, March Is The bodies
OF two unknown tramps were discovered
In the bot-air fiue at the Isabella Furnacs
by watchmen this morning. The men had
evidently crawled into the hue or tunnel
10 escape from tne cold last night and had
been suffocated by the coke-gas whlIs
sleeping. There was nothing about their
persons which would furnish cIew TO
their identity.
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ceIesiIaI, ImnoriIna a ..Ia,. >

WASHINGTON, ID. G., March I7-Appii, ~
ton comes 20 tho Treasury Department
Tor the free entry at San Francisco of a
wooden ''joss" for a Chinese Joss house
horo. IL IL proprscd 20 bring IL In free ~
duty van ''image and rogalia for the uso
OF religious associations" The god Of re-
gala and paraphernaiia when put together
viii make figure 10 feet hong. composed
Of wood, cloth, paper, tins aud metal.
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Handsome Gift

HARrFoED, CogS Masch N-David
Clark, a retired merchant has given his
arm u lOs acres. in the suburbs Of fbis
city, 70 the Hartford Hospital and tho Oid
Peoples Home. The donation inciudes
twenty Jersey cattle and al the farm
property. The whole IL valued at s5O.DO0
Mr Clark intends the gift AZ a memorial
~ his son. Lester Clark. a merchant of
New York, who died a short time ago.
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carbope,sd el,e.,,o.

irscoLA, III, Masch l7.--Rev. r. N. Don
0nue, of Charleston, who was lately made
a Lieutenant in the French Army by Gen.
oral Bouianger FOR discovering a very do.
structiye explosive for use in torpedo war.
fore, has decided 20 call his new Invention
'carOoneted glycerine" lie says thA, Z
has ten times the destructive power pos.
sessed by nitro-glycerine and can be han.
1led with great deal more safety.
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Prohlbilinn n Ysrmnnl

BESSfSoTOS, VT, March ~ -Thos stew.
art was yesterday fined s9iO and costs Tor
ninety-onc offenses against the prohibition
law. should he be unable 10 pay this no
will be sent 10 the House Of Correction for
a. many days a. there are dollars in his
hne. This is the second prosecution By
The Law and Order league, and others aro
promised
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-24

Nav YoRK, March 81 Philippine Muth.
aged eighteen years, bride Of scarcely
two weeks, shot herself dead this fore
noon IN her room on the third floor OF tho
tenement No. 80 avenne a. The motive
Tor the deed is wrapped in mystery. n 10
only certain that she did not fire the fatal
shot by accident. Her husband was awi
~ hia work whom abe took Lar nfn
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WanAsn, iSD., March fs-Two German
employees of a furniture company are in re-.
ccipt 81 notice from the War Departments
Of The faihcriand 20 report a. once for mil.
itsry duty on penalty of having their
property conhscaied. Both decline 20 %
turn. however
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-24

iyDfsSarotis. lsn. March i7-rhs Gov.
eruor ant state officers met todav aod
authorized a loan Of EsD.oO 30 pag fhe lr-
tercst on thc states foreign debs. Tts
loan y made through Coniu a stanton. q
New YORK, and bears 40 per ccut. inter-
est This - she smallest per cent. ever
secured Dy ne state or 4 oar.
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TORONTO, ONT, March i8.-E n McDaf.
ne the absconding forger from Texas. len
here tonight, accompanied by Deputy
Shcrih fencrs, Of Dallas Texas. fof tho
scene Of his oheusc. President Cievciand's
warrant for his extraditlon having arrived
today
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Child nrowned.

WABASH, ISD., March 2i.-This afternoon
the infant son Of james Ray, Of Pawpaw
Township, this county, was found drowned
ia pond near It's home. Tho child wan
dercd away during the temporary absence
OF its mother. and the body was discovered
twenty minutes after the accident
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Rforous POLES.
renewal OF Ch"rrh Troubles ut Detroit :
Large Mob Makes "a Furious Attack .r

large MOB Makes "a Furious Attack I. o.
the Police
DETROIT, Micu.. March s-Troublc
orokc out again to-day in PolaclStown.
About 3oo people hung around 81 Albert. /.
Church oil day, booking FOR trouble. The
suherents OF kolosinslsy. the deposcd
priest--who had circulated a ropor, that
ne was 70 be rcinstated BY Archbishop
hiucr--gathercd ON one side OF the church
ana those OF Dombrowslsi. tho pastor ap-
pointed by Bishop Borgess., on tho othor.
About. i've o'clock squad Of thirteen
Policeman tried 10 disperSe the crowd.
The Dombrowskians made no trouble.
out the kclosnskians were suilen and
ready FOR light. Some one reached ont from
,hcr ranks and smotc Policeman Schaf.
iron on the head with brick, mashing hi.
nose and cutting open his Dyes. The
ouccr arrested his assailant, and the mob
pounccd upon the small squad Of police and
poited them with bricks, stoncs and clubs.
Three pistol shots were fired nj ,hom.
Tho officers fired into the air. ana then
forced the crowd back sufficiently 10 allow
'hcm 10 reach patrol box with their prls-
oncr. As the wagon came up somo ono
threw brick, which struck Oniccr
kodgcrs, tho driver, on tho hoad and
knocked him from his scat His lnitiric.
are ikely TO prove fatal. Rcinforccments
We're sent and the crowd fcll back When
,ho police counted up their injuries they
round that officer Scharron. besides hav-
ing his face mashed, had n broken hand ;
onicer Rodgers had his head broken open.
ana was carried home cunconscious; Officer
Dierckc had the bones OF his hand broken
and his hip badly injured; Sergeant Nolan
had scalp wound from a club and his
Knee badly hurt by stonc, and Captain
Mack was struck In the back by flying
brick The crowd has been disorderly,
and has broken into riotous conduct since,
pu, at last accounts was reported to DO
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Heavy fIrlhouaEs Al summs,yiII.

CHsHLgsr0Ni \. G., March ia dispateh
from SummerviIis says that an earth
quake shock AZ O'Clock this evening vas
the worst that has occurred in two months
~ causes some exciieneni. because u was
thon8ht 70 BE- severe enough % 90 the
town some famnre
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Father and Son KlileA

NEGAUyEE, MIon, March 2i-The pop,
der factory. Of =. g. Anthony, situated one
mile west OF this place, exploded shortly
after o'clock this afternoon, killing L.
u. Stanley and his son Albert, aged eigh-
teen years The building was bio ~, 10
atoms. The loss will reach 5000
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PfcsToStct, iLL. March is-A farmer
named John i7uudou, riding into town YES.
terday with his daughter and sos. dfovs
on The pike. whieh b. covered with
water, and the vehicle was overturned
The father aud daughter were drowned
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-24

j osten wondered how such BIG
bustios az some Of the girls wear ~ tho
shop ever keep in place in the straight
back chairs we have to sit in; but tho
other day ] saw how this was done A
young lady in q certain department
had three rounds in thc back of her
chair taken ont, thus enabling the pro-
jections 10 project - HalthGga Tribune.
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TANrs, fLs.. March IA tornado sweps
through town late tonight. destroyinx
several houses. Two children were killed.
one woman was fatally Injured. and sew.
eral persons were seriously hurt The
pecuniary loss is about ei0,GoO.
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BILL farihnn,L. r,.nn..

cHaHtE-roy. = g., March NJ -Tfa-s
were Two slight earthqBaxs tremors hera
about niue o'clock this morning Thny
were also felt az sgmmerViue. and uer.
heavier here than ia this cltT. anhouks
no damage was done lu either place
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ONsHAi Ma. March rs - Governor
/ fhsyer has commissioned ". p. Cody fBuf.
faio BIZ as aid-decamp on his star. with
thc rank on Colonel and also as Commis-
sioner % The State Of Nebraska % ths
/ American Exhibition in London.
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LsSctstfH, Pa, March ls. - Geneva
stoncr, aged seventeen years. OF this c.tr.
committed suicide last night by taking a
dose % raj poison. Shc gave e. q reason
Toe the act that her mother would NOT al.
Tow her % 20 out at night
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LoSpoV, March p-The Po.rs Vienna
correspondent says A majority of the
Bulgarian delegates are resolved 10 re-.
elect Alexander King of Bulgaria just
a. soon ~ the Regents deem 10 opportune
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CfNcISStrI March 2o.--Tho q. =. grand
Jury has found a BIN against Guy Webber,
Of this city, charging him with using tho
mails 20 defraud Ia connection with tho st.
Andrews Bay Land Company.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-24

DgNvER, Col, March 2i-At Whitehead
Hill, J. r.. Yesterday a man named Foster
was shooting AZ mouse. when y ball
struck . can o. powder, exploding IL and
killing bis two children and seriously In.
iuring himself and wife
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One Hundred Thou,aod DoIIaf, W,ooo

MiSSfAroLis, MIN. March eo.-s ~.
Baker, q real estate dealer here. has die
appeared, and is said 10 be $1,000 wrong
IN his accounts with the stockholders of
the United States Mortgage Trust and DO.
bcnture Company, Of which he was presi.
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casHlgsros, y g., March ig.-wiiiisra
BaHieN coiored boy aged sixteen years.
vas stabbed % she heart and killed ~
Three small csiored boys ihis afternoon.
The murdetera ESCAPED
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NssHynLe. March ~ "A masked mob
oroke into thc jail and compelled the iaHcr
70 produce VIM. Hardy, q mulatto, charged
with TIE murder Of a white man last fan,
and hanged him 20 a Tree
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The English sparrow is said 20 bo
not only becoming acclimated IN Maine.
but 70 be growing white.
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THE AGRICULTURAL, of
WatertOwn, N. Y.

THE AGRICULTURAL is tho strongest
tho arEest company doing an exclusives
DwcHlnG Business in tho II. g. IN Insures
hro docs not cnsuc.
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The Biggest Pile i'm the World

The Biggest Pile i'm the World
The United States Treasury to-day
IS vast bank i'll metallic money and
money metals. Probably it has the
greatest hoard of the precious metals,
coined and uncoined, anywhere on the
lace OF the earth-and this is not all
gathered in one place. On the first of
July the treasury of the United States
had 100000 in gold. $85, OOO,-
900 being in bars, and $215, ZOO, 600
Of silver, of which less than 81, 600, 900
was uncoined. The amount of Treas
ury notes on hand was less than $780,
900, 900. The secretary of the treas
u:y has been able by carryinggold bars
to keep down the amount of cash TAX
en- from the monetary circulation to
the lowest limit.
1t is amazing when we think of the
monetary condition of this country
torty years ago, when the supply OF
both metals was very small; thirty
years ago, when money as good as gold
was unknown between Pennsylvania
and California; and twenty years
ago, when this side of the Rocky Mount
aims not a silver piece was visible,
and gold was the center OF g. vast daily
speculation, in which the Treasury
notes passed current at fifty cents on
the dollar or less. 1t is amazing in
view OF the past that to-day our Ma
tional Treasury is a vast bullion
bank.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11
A Woman in the Case.
From the Peoria Journal.

From the Peoria Journal.
There is always woman in the case.
That Persian king who, whenever an
accident or calamity befel one of his
subjects always asked: What was
her name?" was not far out of the
way. He held that every trouble that
comes to man comes from some one
Of the gentler sex. Itseems that f. L..
Harper, the collapsed and ruined Gin.
cinnati banker, comes under the same
head. He had a confidential secretary,
a beautiful woman named Josie
Holmes. Josie lives in a house elabo-
lately fitted up, and although she got
but $9OOa year she at a rate of about
$4,000. She had a box in the safe de.
posit company. When the collapse
came she carried off it's contents. 1t
Is now believed that there was over
$4,000 in the box, and she is to be
arrested and Overhauled. Harper is
still in jail, where he is trying to keep
cool this hot weather, and explain to
his friends that he would have been
all right if the Chicago board OF trade
had not altered the rule on him, and
that it was done in all effort to down
Cincinnati; that as he represented
Cincinnati everybody ought to stand
up for him and not abuse him. From
Mr.. Harper's standpoint he is a mar.
tyr and ought to be respected for his
heroic effort to beat Chicago.
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A Wife'S Best DOwry.

The best dowry a wife can bring to
her husband is q true and faithful
heart, and sincere desire to be to
him all that is expressed in that old,
fashioned word, "help-meet." The
question Of other dowry, such as chat.
ties or land OF money, should always
be secondary, and is so when mar,
rlage contracts are made in the right
spirit. A very old lady, known to
the writer, amuses her friends by civ
ing the following inventory of the
things contained in the dowry she
brought to her husband:
"In the first place." she says, ~
thought the world and all of Reuben,
and so did he of me; and neither of us
ever changed our minds.
"Then for other dowry l had from
my home, one young COW, one colt,
four head Of shotes, six hens, and a
dominick rooster, one cat, one feather
bed, six good sheets, one new brass
kettle, one warming-pan. fourteen
quilts and six coverlets, six pewter
spoons, six plates, four cups and sas-
ers, two knives and two forks, q bush
ell of seed corn, two chairs, ten pounds
of wool, and ten Of flax, a glass mo.
lasses pitcher, and a pewter suga,
bowl.
II tell you folks thought Reuben
had done mighty we'll to get me in
those days, and think so, too. So
did he; and he never thought different.
That's the best part of it," Youths
Companion.
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Hot Versus Iced Tea
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.

So. LOUIS GLOBE Democrat.
Tea, taken hot. is certainly mor-
wholesome than iced tea. This is we'll
shown by the enormous population
Of China, which could never have in.
creased to its present numbers if cpl
denies had ravaged that empire as
they have those of the West. In spit.
Of overcrowding to degree elsewhere
unknown, and indescribably filthy
surroundings, the Chinese have re-
manned healthy. The only sanitary
redeeming feature of their lives is the
almost universal use of tea as q bev-
erage. That is to say, of water that
has been boiled. This lesson in prac.
teal sanitation is of more value than
anything brought forward by our
numerous boards of health, national,
state or municipal. In the presence
of an epidemic of cholera, typhoid
lever or dysentery, the wisest piecau.
ton to take against injection would be
to boil all fluids used for drinking pur.
poses.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

Clara (Bobby's big sister). II heard
father calling you a little while ago,
Bobby" Bobby. "Did he say Rob.
ert or Bobby" Clara. HE said
Robert" Bobby with a serious look
in his eyes). 'Then I guess I had bet.
ter see what he wants. "-Harper's
Bazaar.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

The former proprietor Of DR.. sage's Ca.
tnrrh Remedy, for years made standing
public offer in all American newspapers OF
$500 reward for case OF catarrh that
he could not cure. The present proprie.
tors have renewed this offer. All the drug
gists sell this Remedy together with the
'Douche," and all other appliances advis.
ed to be used in connection with it: No ca
tarrh patient is longer able to say ri can:
not be cured" You get $500 in case oil
failure.
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Said Miss Spinster mo longer youth

Said Miss spinster mo longer youth
ful) when she heard that her friend
Miss Marriwell, was going to we'd:
"Well, let those marry who wish, but
for my part never yet saw a man
could care enough for to be his wife. u
'"That is to say, aunt" remarked
Kate, very demurely. "you never saw
q gentleman after your own heart" -
Boston Transcript.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

During the war, DR.. Lloyd, OF Ohio, from
exposure contracted consumption. He
says: II have no hesitation in saying
that it was by tho use of Aliens Lung
Ba!sam that am now alive and enjoying
perfect health" Don't experiment with
new and untried medicines. If you have a
cough or cold, take at once Aliens Lung
Balsam.
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Browns Little Joke,

why, Brown, how short your coat il"
who wittily replied: Eyes; but it will be
long enough before got another" Some
men spend 50 much for medicines that
neither heal nor help them, that new
clothes is with them like angels visits-few
and far between. Internal fever, weakness
Of the lungs, shortness OF breath and ling
ering coughs, soon yield to the magic in.
fluence OF that royal remedy, DR.. r. v.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

Mrs. Muldoon: 'Teddy, me son,
you should divide yer swatemates wild
yer brddder Dennis and the other
byes." Teddy: "Phat are ye giving
usf Do ye take me for Hungry
Georgef"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

Fon DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. Depression of Spirits
and General Dcbilit5 IN their various forms, also
preventative against Fever and Agle, and other In
IR of CAL1sAYA" made by Hazard Hazard g. Co.,
New York, and sold by oil Druggists is the best tonic
and for patients recovering from Fever other sick
ness II has no equal
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

r. w. Tansill & Co., Chicago: My stand.
ing orders for $4,000 per month OF your
''Tansills Punch SC cigar demonstrates it's
popularity. j. H. Wilder, Druggist,
Market and Third Streets San Francisco,
Cal
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

A few turkeys we're sent to an island in
the Pacific Ocean where they had an abund.
ance OF good food and reproduced rapidly,
but in Il few years it was noticed that
they did not attain more than one-third
the original size. n result which is sup
posed to have been due to breeding in and
in. DR.. Foot's Health Monthly.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

The following pensions were issued:
Dakota-W. Donald, Republican. Post
master commissioned: Minnesota. Wei
come, III. HUFFMAN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

Functional arrangement of the female
system is quickly cured by the use OF DR..
K. v. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription. 1t
removes pain aud restores health and
strength. By all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11
BARBED WIRE.

If you have barbcd wire fences. keep veter-
mary Carbolisalve in your stables. It
cures without scar and renews the hair its
original color 50 cents and $1.O0 at Drug
yists or by mail. Cole l. Co., Black River
Falls, Wis.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11

St. Paul and Minneapolis Jobbers ban
quoted themselves at Hotel Lafayette
Minnetonka.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-11
A Perllous POstponement.

TO postpone, when the duty for immediate &C.
lion is clear, is always unwise. Especially is it
80 when increasing i'll health calls for resort to
medication. Diseases of the Kidneys and blad.
der are often of swift growth-always OF fatal
il not combatted at the outset We
have all-even those of us who are not remark
ably we'll instructed-heard something of the
danger attending Bright's disease diabetes, and
other diseases of the kidneys or bladder. Let
no one be foolhardy enough to procrastinate If
he perceives the renal organs to be inactive.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are peculiarly
" stimulate. without exciting, the kidneys and
bladder. Infinitely is this diuretic to be prefer
red to the impure and fiery stimulants of COM
merce, which prove the bane of unwary persons
with a tendency to renal troubles They are like
wise Incompatible for dyspepsia, debility, fever
and ague, and biliOusness.